Licensing Underage Minor Operative - VH

City of Aurora•Aurora, CO

13d•$17 - $21•Onsite

About The Position

The Licensing Division enforces and administers the city’s licensing codes and works to ensure that the City’s regulated business industry is clean and adequately regulated. This position will assist the division in enforcing prohibitions against liquor and marijuana being sold to people under the age of 21 and protecting public health, safety and welfare. The position will be attempting to purchase alcohol and tobacco products from licensed retailers.

Requirements

Two years of high school completion
None
Must possess and maintain a valid State Issued Identification Card (ID) or Driver License
Light work that involves moving no more than 20 pounds at a time
Frequently getting into and out of a vehicle and opening doors to enter and exit businesses.
Thorough criminal background check.
Drug screening (for safety-sensitive positions).

Nice To Haves

Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills
Proven ability to work independently as well as to accept supervision during operations
Good communication skills, interpersonal skills
Ability to multitask
Ability to work with confidential information
Handle sensitive situations with tact and diplomacy
Communicate effectively both orally and in writing

Responsibilities

Periodic as needed work attempting to purchase alcohol, kratom, marijuana, and other age restricted products while working with Licensing staff.
Ability to testify at administrative hearings or in court.
Work schedule will work around class schedules and other employment.
Incumbents will attempt to purchase regulated products including showing their identification or providing a truthful or false response to age related questions depending on the nature of the investigation.
Licensing personnel will be present outside or inside of the licensed business monitoring the attempted purchase.
Work will involve getting into and out of a vehicle at various locations during a single shift.
Additional work may be required for testimony at a civil or criminal proceeding under oath.